Most, if not all, Magic players know that Commander is a casual format. That’s what made it so popular in the first place. It’s a format meant to maintain a balance within EDH’s brackets, so it’s more accessible for new players, at least...
Read moreWizards have been a fan over the last few years of giving us new dual land cycles split over multiple Magic sets. Wilds of Eldraine and The Lost Caverns of Ixalan teamed up to give us a cycle of Restless creature lands, and here are the...
Read moreThere are some keywords in Magic that those of us who’ve been playing for years can hardly remember ever not knowing how they work, while newer players may get confused in the details. Trample is a great example of this, and today I give you an...
Read moreBracket 3 includes many decks. Here, Commander players teeter between “look how cool this uncommon is” and “I will win at all costs,” leading to decks that employ plenty of pet cards yet still go for the throat.
Read moreTrample is one of the more iconic keyword abilities in Magic, and it’s incredibly well balanced compared to many of the other abilities while still being an important upgrade in the right situations. Which are the best of these cards, though? And...
Read moreJust because Fallout takes place in a post-apocalyptic setting doesn’t mean the cards have to look that way, too!
Read moreFlicker and blink cards in MTG are cards that exile permanents and then return them to the battlefield. Most of these are blue or white cards and aim to generate value by re-using abilities that trigger when permanents enter the battlefield.
Read moreRakdos embraces chaos, and while doing so, other creatures aren’t safe. Today, we’re taking a look at the best removal spells Rakdos decks can jam.
Read moreWith Secrets of Strixhaven right around the corner, let’s brew some decks in anticipation of our return to school.
Read moreLandcycling abilities are almost always geared towards Limited play, and that’s just as true of swampcycling as it is for any other. There is one outlier among the bunch, though.
Read moreSimic is arguably the most powerful color pair in Magic, or at least in contention for the title. The pairing of green with blue, Magic’s historically best color, has created terrifying threats that easily dominate games. But which Simic cards...
Read moreLet’s talk about one of MTG’s biggest triumphs and somehow one of their biggest mistakes all at once. That, my friends, is the Treasure token.
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